"If you don't like the taste of shit, stop eating it" - Ancient MrLonghair proverb

Wish I could bash that into some peoples skulls.


In better news, for the first time since July 13th last year I can relax my thigh muscles. I can practice kicks and stretching again, and I'm up to sets of 25 pushups and situps daily, should be able to make it two sets of 25 a day no problem. My brain tries it best to make me listen to the pain, because I woke up with a "lie down damnit" cold.

My mom was in high school during Beatles mania. As a teenage girl, that means she loved the beatles and bought their merchandise venomously.

A few weeks ago, my aunt was cleaning out her garage and found her ticket from the beatles' shea stadium concert. She asked my mom if she still had hers.

My mom replied promptly and viciously, "No. I threw away everything when they broke up. HOW COULD THEY DO THAT TO ME."

Alright folks, the new year is upon us, what are your goals and how will you accomplish them?

( My 2010 new years promises, and how I'm going to tackle them (aka lose weight & work out) )

Also, a few days back, I had to help get some data out of a nice 2006 laptop with a bad unstable HD, so I did that and mailed it to the client and asked what he wanted me to do with the laptop.

You know what?



Now I have a good reason to get the adorable Korg NanoKeys.

The dogs barking and the blaring of fireworks inform me that every number on the calender have changed. Walking outside to let the dogs be outside inform me that it's a cold 2010. My nose is telling me that I might want to take allergy medicine. The cold makes me think I can wait it out.

I'm spending 2010 at a house I had left only a day before 2009. I ended up celebrating 2009 in my own apartment, while my girlfriend woke me up to inform me that it was 2009. It turned 2009 in Texas time while at my favorite temple. I probably called my parents that evening to tell them I was alive.

Now I'm here in 2010, in Texas. I'll be having a visit back to Tokyo that'll be painful for all sorts of weird reasons very soon. I'm stuck trying to figure out what to do with my life while in Texas, wishing my life was in Tokyo. My life in Tokyo could happen if I wanted it, but some sense of responsiblity tells me no.

Maybe it's the dog at my feet right now who keeps barking at the fireworks, and almost bit me earlier tonight.

Earlier this evening, in this town where I know almost no one, and haven't made an effort to differ, I was playing D2. Which has a mindblowingly middle finger pulling of an ending. In a game that was made up of going to different houses and watching people talk about their problems (the avatar is a silent protagonist (Until she isn't)) the ending is just so bizarre.

The ending made me angry, the game's opening and closing moments are brillant. The first action you take in the game is the main character is thrown a gun, and then YOU aim it. The last thing the game does after the terrible ending that I don't know how to feel about it, but I definitely don't feel an erection, is almost gorgeous.

It almost made me reverse my position on life, for a second.

New Years fireworks video from my balcony, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVstJiFx8P8

Have a good one, people.

Look who remembered his password!

I think I'm going to Japan in two weeks for a week and one of you should totally come with me.

The only reason I don't want to sell my American PS2 is because the Japanese version of Jak 2 doesn't feature the English voice track.

Suzuka has been compared to other manga such as Love Hina,[6] Maison Ikkoku,[15][16] and Kimagure Orange Road[17] since, early on, it used similar plot structure and plot devices. These comparisons became less frequent as the story developed. According to Kouji Seo, Suzuka was to be a romance story from the beginning, and he had no intention of creating a harem manga.[18] Since the North American version is uncensored, this caused the manga to be rated "Mature" and sold in shrink wrap.[19] Despite the amount of fan service, the manga does not focus on that element.[16] Kouji Seo pays attention to detail which can be seen in the clothing that gives off the sensation they are made out of different material along with the reflections in the windows during the nighttime.[20] This detail can also be seen in his characters as they all have complex personalities that make them interesting and have substance.[21] Overall the reception of the manga has been positive.

God fuck you anime people that write wikipedia entries. I'm actually reading the manga now, when I use the bathroom. It's almost not retarded.

I also see that Livejournal is finally getting "who visits your journal" feature. Welcome to 2006 Livejournal.